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ABS_PARAM_POWER_SAVE_TIMEOUT 7
Determines for how long time the user is considered to be active after touching sensor, or using
keyboard or mouse.
It has effect to power management only if ABS_PARAM_POWER_SAVE_MODE is set to 2.
Value is represented as ABS_DATA with 4 bytes of length. The value is interpreted as ABS_DWORD,
determining number of seconds.
See also ABS_PARAM_POWER_SAVE_CHECK_KEYBOARD.
ABS_PARAM_ANTISPOOFING_POLICY 8
Value is represented as ABS_DATA with 1 byte of length.
For the list of supported values, see ABS_ANTISPOOFING_xxxx.
ABS_PARAM_ANTISPOOFING_LEVEL 9
If anti-spoofing algorithms are applied, this setting determines trade-off between security and user's
convenience.
Value is represented as ABS_DATA with 1 byte of length. Possible values are: 0 - convenience is
preferred (default); 1 - security is preferred.
ABS_PARAM_OPEN_TOTAL_TIMEOUT 10
Total open-session timeout.
When some specific error occurs with device (e.g. communication error caused by ESD), BSAPI
automatically attempts to restore communication session with the device. This parameter specifies
maximal amount of time BSAPI attempts to reopen the session.
Value is represented as ABS_DATA with 4 bytes of length. The value is interpreted as ABS_DWORD,
determining number of milliseconds. Default value is 5000.
ABS_PARAM_OPEN_RETRY_UI_NOTIFY_TIMEOUT 11
Timeout to user-interface notification about the reopen attempt.
When BSAPI is attempting to reopen session for time longer than this parameter specifies, then
callback of an interactive operation receives message ABS_MSG_PROCESS_PROGRESS, so the
end-user is notified that the device is busy.
Value is represented as ABS_DATA with 4 bytes of length. The value is interpreted as ABS_DWORD,
determining number of milliseconds. Default value is 2000.
ABS_PARAM_OPEN_RETRY_DELAY 12
Delays between two subsequent sessions reopen attempts.
BSAPI
attempts
to
reopen
the
session
repeatedly
until
it
succeeds
or
until
ABS_PARAM_OPEN_TOTAL_TIMEOUT expires. This parameter then specifies delay between two
subsequent reopen attempts.
The value is represented as ABS_DATA with 4 bytes of length. The value is interpreted as
ABS_DWORD, determining number of milliseconds. Default value is 500.